Islamic Development Bank lends Tunisia $391 million for motorway project

The ‌bank said the project would ⁠⁠improve road safety and transport infrastructure, while boosting economic integration and social cohesion in the region TUNIS: The Islamic Development Bank has ​approved €335.49 million ($391 million) in financing for Tunisia to extend the motorway ‌network in ‌the ​country's northwest. The ‌project ⁠will ​extend the ⁠motorway network to the provinces of Kef and Jendouba, improving ⁠connectivity and transport ‌links ‌and ​supporting ‌regional development, ‌TAP state news agency quoted the bank as saying. The ‌bank said the project would ⁠also ⁠improve road safety and transport infrastructure, while boosting economic integration and social cohesion in the region.